Synonym: foliation, leaf, leafage. Similar words: verbiage, portfolio, diagnose, diagnosis, diagnoses, fold, folk, unfold. Meaning: ['fəʊlɪɪdʒ] 
n. 1. the main organ of photosynthesis and transpiration in higher plants 2. (architecture) leaf-like architectural ornament.
n. 1. the main organ of photosynthesis and transpiration in higher plants 2. (architecture) leaf-like architectural ornament. 
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91. Its foliage is pleasing and the seed pods are marvellous.
92. Choose plants with plenty of lush foliage without any thin, spindly shoots.
93. She then releases the spawn, trailing it in and amongst the stems and foliage of submerged plant life.
94. A prolific plant with dense bushy stems bearing whorls of dark green foliage.
95. Late spring is the ideal time to divide waterlilies, the plants being lifted and the adult foliage removed at source.
96. The colour and texture of foliage is an essential part of the design, with many rare plants.
97. All foliage on leggy marginals such as marsh marigolds should also be cut back.
98. Or you could plant blocks of distinct colours,(sentencedict.com) divided by a neutral foliage plant.
99. Here the doves soared up to a tree through whose foliage came a bright yellow gleam.
100. The brush of heavy foliage from lush, mature trees is heady and inspirational.
101. Handsome glaucous foliage and erect narrow spikes of white and yellow blooms held just above the water.
102. Cover them with a bucket or large flower pot, or place a dinner plate on a crown of foliage.
103. It is almost completely obscured by the tree which surrounds it and hides the light under its foliage.
104. Planted near deep blue flowers or purple foliage the effect is absolutely ravishing.
105. Bobbie, still looking dazed, began to disentangle herself from the foliage.
106. The lane between Somersby and Harrington is very harrow and, in summertime, shaded by dark green foliage.
107. Gradually its polychrome walls converged upon us, and the foliage grew more lush in the cool shade.
108. Look for lush foliage or, failing that, avoid wilted plants or plants with leaves that are starting to brown.
109. Some 360 million years ago the beginnings of dense forests showed up in the fossil record, with tall, looming foliage.
110. Gorgeous lavender-blue orchid-like blooms in short spikes above curious glossy foliage with grossly inflated leaf bases.
111. Mix different kinds of foliage plants to create a design, as you would with flowering plants.
112. Not close and overgrown, crowded with foliage, not leafy limbs pressing in on you as you drove through.
113. Bold clumps of fresh green arrow-shaped foliage and symmetrical spires of snow-white flowers.
114. The young feathery, blue/green foliage glistens after rain and when covered with morning dew.
115. He stopped to watch for a moment, quietly moving foliage for a sneaky view.
116. All pointed snails should be regarded with suspicion as they have a liking for the foliage of aquatic plants.
117. Have only low-level foliage in the front of the house, where only a garden gnome could hide.
118. The trees renew their foliage every spring.
119. Dark foliage clothes the hills.
120. A Thuja extract is usually made from the foliage.
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